Approximately eighty-eight Marvel comic books, including The Avengers, The Mighty Avengers, Avengers Annual, "The Guardians of the Galaxy" edition, and more as photographed. This Avengers-focused lot features a broad run of Bronze Age and later issues, including annuals, reprint editions, and core series appearances starring Marvel's premier superhero team and their many allies and villains. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Approximately fifty-six Marvel comic books featuring The Amazing Spider-Man, The Amazing Spider-Man Annual, and more as photographed. This collection spans the Bronze Age through the early Modern Age, including stories featuring the Hobgoblin, Black Cat, the Punisher, the Vulture, and other classic Spider-Man allies and adversaries from Marvel's flagship web-slinging series. Two covers are missing as pictured, and each measures approximately 7" x 10" tall.

Approximately seventy Marvel comic books, including The Mighty Thor, Thor Annual, Marvel Treasury Edition, Marvel Tales, and more as photographed. This Thor-focused lot features a substantial run of Bronze Age and later issues, including annuals and related Marvel titles centered on the God of Thunder, one of Marvel's longest-running Silver Age heroes first introduced in Journey into Mystery before headlining his own ongoing series. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Approximately fifty-six Marvel comic books featuring The Hands of Shang-Chi: Master of Kung Fu, The Deadly Hands of Kung Fu, The Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Super Annual, Master of Kung Fu, and more as photographed. This collection highlights Marvel's acclaimed Bronze Age martial arts line, featuring Shang-Chi, Iron Fist, and related kung fu stories that emerged during the 1970s boom in martial arts comics, with The Deadly Hands of Kung Fu published as a black-and-white magazine outside the Comics Code Authority. The largest measures approximately 8" x 10.75" tall.

Approximately seventy-seven Marvel The Mighty Thor, Marvel Preview, Marvel Treasury Edition, and King-Size Annual comic books and more as photographed. This Thor-focused Bronze Age Marvel lot features the adventures of the God of Thunder alongside annuals, treasury editions, and magazine-format specials showcasing Asgardian mythology and the wider Marvel Universe. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Approximately eighty-seven Marvel comic books featuring Iron Fist and Power Man and Iron Fist as photographed. This lot includes several issues from the original Iron Fist solo series along with numerous issues from the long-running Power Man and Iron Fist title. Appearances include Captain America, the X-Men, Spider-Man, ROM Spaceknight, and other Marvel heroes and villains. Iron Fist, created by Roy Thomas and Gil Kane during the 1970s martial arts boom, later teamed with Luke Cage to become one of Marvel's most enduring superhero partnerships as Heroes for Hire. Each measures approximately 6.5" x 10.5" tall.

Approximately seventy Marvel Captain Marvel, Marvel Fanfare, Marvel Spotlight, and The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe comic books and more as photographed. This Bronze and Copper Age Marvel assortment features adventures of Captain Marvel (Mar-Vell), prestige-format stories, character reference guides, and anthology titles highlighting heroes and villains from across the Marvel Universe. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Approximately fifty Marvel and DC comic books, including X-Factor, Power Pack, The Transformers, Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew, and more as photographed. This mutant-focused lot is anchored by a substantial run of X-Factor, the Marvel series that reunited the original five X-Men as a superhero team, and also includes related Marvel titles, annuals, specials, licensed comics, and crossover-era issues, including The Dark Crystal. The largest measures approximately 8" x 10.75" tall.

Twenty-six Marvel comic books and magazines, featuring Howard the Duck, Comics Scene, Ms. Tree, Marvel Age, and more as photographed. This eclectic collection includes standard comic books, magazine-format publications, a Marvel Treasury Edition, fan publications, and related comic memorabilia, with additional items such as Howard the Duck?, Howard the Duck Playduck, Comics Interview, Arrgh!, Origins of Marvel Comics by Stan Lee, and The Kidnapping of the Coffee Pot. Howard the Duck, created by Steve Gerber and Val Mayerik, debuted in the 1970s as Marvel's satirical cult character, blending superhero parody with social commentary in both comic book and magazine formats. The largest measures approximately 10" x 13.25" tall.

Approximately eighty-four Marvel comic books, including The Avengers, Avengers Annual, West Coast Avengers Annual, Giant Annual editions, and more as photographed. This superhero-focused lot features a broad selection of The Avengers issues, annuals, giant-size editions, and related Marvel team titles spanning multiple publication eras, highlighting Earth's Mightiest Heroes and many of their allies and adversaries. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Approximately fifty-nine Marvel comic books including The Hands of Shang-Chi: Master of Kung Fu, The Deadly Hands of Kung Fu, Shogun Warriors, and more as photographed. Featured issues are Hands of Shang-Chi: Master of Kung Fu (including #19, #20, #25-30, #44, #48, #52, #54, #57, #87, #88, #90, #96, and #101), several issues of The Deadly Hands of Kung Fu magazine, and additional related Marvel martial arts titles. Master of Kung Fu was one of Marvel's signature 1970s action series, starring Shang-Chi and blending martial arts, espionage, and adventure during the publisher's expansion into kung fu comics. The largest measures approximately 8.2" x 11" tall.

Two red Kansas City Chief jerseys. One jersey in clear plastic packaging bearing the official branding of Pristine Auction, hand-signed and inscribed by Pat Mahomes Sr., the father of NFL superstar quarterback Patrick Mahomes. He signed it "Pat Mahomes" and boldly added the humorous trash-talk inscription "Who's your Daddy?" across the jersey number. Also includes a size XL number 87 Travis Kelce home game jersey.

Approximately 128 Marvel comic books includingThe Thing, Marvel Two-in-One, Marvel Two-in-One Annual, Fantastic Four, and more as photographed. Published during Marvel's Bronze Age, Marvel Two-in-One teamed Ben Grimm, the Thing, with a different Marvel hero or supernatural character in nearly every issue, creating one of the era's signature team-up series. Featured appearances include Power Man, Ghost Rider, Brother Voodoo, Black Panther, Ka-Zar, Captain America, Morbius, Doctor Strange, Moon Knight, Spider-Woman, Ant-Man, Captain Marvel, She-Hulk, Nick Fury, and more. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Approximately 100 Marvel comic books featuring Logan's Run, Nova, Warlock, Inhumans, and more as photographed. This lot includes multiple issues from Marvel's Bronze Age science fiction and cosmic superhero titles, with duplicates present in the Logan's Run and Eternals series. Highlights include several issues of The Man Called Nova, Warlock and The Power of Warlock, Strange Tales Featuring Warlock, The Inhumans, The Eternals, a Wonder Man issue, and Marvel Premiere Featuring 3-D Man. These series helped expand Marvel's cosmic universe during the 1970s, introducing characters and concepts that later became central to Marvel lore. Each measures approximately 6.5" x 10.25" tall.

A vintage 1994-95 Seattle SuperSonics Shawn Kemp #40 jersey and a Tyreek Hill #10 signed Miami Dolphins jersey, authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS). Both sealed in Pristine Auction plastic packaging and size XL.

A signed Mike Singletary Chicago Bears #50 certified James Spence Authentication (JSA) jersey, plus a custom jersey featuring the iconic number 99 and "LOS ANGELES" text across the front, paying homage to Irwin "Fletch" Fletcher, the character played by Chevy Chase in the 1985 cult classic comedy film Fletch, size XL. Both packaged and tagged by Pristine Auction.

Two jerseys including a #99 gray jersey with blue numbering signed by Chevy Chase with a Beckett authenticity sticker accompanied by an NBA Finals Miami Heat #15 Adidas jersey, signed by Alaska athlete Mario Chalmers. The latter has a PSA authenticity sticker and is a Size L with a +2" length. Born and raised in Anchorage, Chalmers developed his elite skills at the Fairview Rec Center before leading Bartlett High School to back-to-back Class 4A state championships. His dominant high school career earned him three consecutive Alaska State Player of the Year honors, solidifying his legacy as an inductee into the Alaska Sports Hall of Fame. Following his success in Alaska, Chalmers played nine seasons in the NBA, most notably serving as the starting point guard for the Miami Heat alongside LeBron James to win back-to-back NBA championships in 2012 and 2013. **Updated 7/17 @ 4:15pm to include extra photos of the signature of Mario Chalmers, plus related biographical information. Please note we did open the bag to expose the signed portion of the jersey and to take the photographs for your bidding pleasure. 

Approximately 119 Marvel comic books featuring Worlds Unknown, Sub-Mariner, Marvel Premiere, Invaders, Deathlok, Weird Wonder Tales, Skull the Slayer, Marvel Classics Comics, and more as photographed. This eclectic Bronze Age collection showcases Marvel's experimentation with horror, fantasy, science fiction, licensed adaptations, and lesser-known superhero titles during the 1970s and 1980s. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Approximately twenty-five fantasy and adventure comic books from DC, First Comics, and Marvel, including Arak: Son of Thunder, Elric, Dreadstar and Company, Red Sonja, and more as photographed. Includes sword-and-sorcery, epic fantasy, and science fantasy titles, with notable series based on characters created by Roy Thomas, Michael Moorcock, Jim Starlin, and Robert E. Howard. They are protected inside a comic book album binder with plastic storage pages measuring approximately 11.5" x 4.5" x 12" tall.

Two NFL Denver Broncos jerseys including a signed Javonte Williams #33 jersey with Beckett authenticity sticker accompanied by a #50 jersey, tentatively identified as Jonas Griffith, both size XL.